Hello,

I have a question about genetic testing of sylesti. Does anyone know if genetically testing an adolescent or adult provides more information than what is already apparent in the sylesti's picture and in the genetic information box?

I ask this because I see several people are now offering to do genetic testing for other people's syelestis. So I want to know if genetically testing these sylestis will actually unveil anything other than the same information that's already provided when a hatchling becomes an adolescent.

I am thinking that these tests are mainly used on hatchlings so people know sooner what characteristics their sylesti has and can make the decision to release or sell them. But I might be wrong. So, if anyone knows for sure, please respond to this question. I would test this question out myself, except I do not have the required genetic test with which to perform the experiment.

Thanks,
Nee

@Nee,

The genetic test kit also shows carried genes/mutations...which are not visible to you unless your pet is genetically tested.

Thank you for answering. I have to concede that the genetic tests are useful after all.